HttpBee is a swiss-army-knife tool for web application hacking. It is multi-threaded, embedded with scriptable engine and has both command-line and daemon mode (if executed in daemon mode, HttpBee can become an agent of a distributed framework). This is a tool for more advanced users and there isn’t much documentation so if anyone feels like […]
Web Hacking
Web hacking is always the latest headline find web hacking 101, tools, web site hacking, web application hacking and the latest news about website hacking here.
Some examples of web hacking tools are:
- wwwhack 1.9 – wwwhack19.zip Web Hacking Software Free Download
- Wfuzz Download – Web Application Password Cracker
- FLARE – Flash Decompiler to Extract ActionScript
- WebSurgery – Web Application Security Testing Suite
Some examples of web hacking protection are:
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Official release of SQL Power Injector 1.2 – Download Now!
[ad] SQL Power Injector is a graphical application created in .NET 1.1 that helps the penetrating tester to inject SQL commands on a web page. For now it is SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL compliant, but it is possible to use it with any existing DBMS when using the inline injection (Normal mode). Moreover this […]
Common Criteria Web Application Security Scoring (CCWAPSS) Released
[ad] The purpose of the scoring scale CCWAPSS is to share a common evaluation method for web application security assessments/pentests between security auditors and final customers. This scale does not aim at replacing other evaluation standards but suggests a simple way of evaluating the security level of a web application. CCWAPSS is focused on rating […]
Major Web Vulnerability Effects Yahoo, MSN, Google and More
[ad] I’ve seen this from quite a few sources so it seems it’s fairly legitimate, it seems all major websites have some flaws in the way they implement cookies meaning they are vulnerable to certain types of attack. The only current solution seems to be using full time SSL or https connections full-time, if any […]